Ageia’s PhysX cards, specialized components that support in-game physics just as a video card supports graphics, haven’t really taken the world by storm. Why? My guess is that, among other reasons, it’s tough enough for consumers to pony up $200 when they need a new graphics card, let alone an extra $130-$180 on top of that. But in Japan, PhysX will have a chance to address the price barrier. Because Japanese graphics card manufacturer ELSA is going to begin selling PhysX cards for just 6000 yen (or about $50).
And when ordering a new computer, checking a $50 box rings of “impulse buy” a lot more than a card running three times that price. Seriously, $50 in computers is the grocery store checkout equivalent of a Mars bar and an issue of Cosmo. (Which, by the way, makes for a great Friday night if you are short on plans).
PhysX Cards At $50 In Japan [digitalbattle]
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